· 10/7/1986
State Ex Rel. Eckles v. Woolley
Citations
- 726 P.2d 918
- 302 Or. 37
How courts have described this case
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- reasoning that SAIF is not subject to prohibition of Article XI, section 2, because it is a “public” corporation
- stating that \characterizations in judicial opinions responding to such arguments made in one context are inconclusive on substantially different issues arising in the context of different laws\
- holding that SAIF is a public corporation
- defining public corporation as a municipality or government corporation \created for the administration of public affairs\
- reviewing the Oregon Constitution's diverse use of the word \corporation\ in Article XI as well as the constitution's use of the phrases \municipal corporations\ and \corporations\ for \municipal purposes\
- reviewing the Oregon Constitution’s diverse use of the word “corporation” in Article XI as well as the constitution’s use of the phrases “municipal corporations” and “corporations” for municipal purposes”
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Judges: Linde
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